One reader struggles with a dying Japanese Maple. Plus, the tip of the week. "What do you do when one half of your large Japanese maple dies and the other half looks healthy?" - Charles Grumpy ...

The Post examined data that shows how the decisions being made now about what trees to plant in place of dying ones will ...

Do you know what kind of Japanese maple tree this is? It is 25 years old and dying due to improper planting, according to an ...

At the Acadia Research Forest north of Fredericton, researchers from UNB are in the early stages of a project to assess how Atlantic Canada's dominant trees will adapt to climate change. What they ...

The nation's favourite gardening expert says that one tree will thrive in gardens big or small – and will be particularly ...

It is very common for Japanese maples to dry out in autumn, so gardeners are being asked to perform a simple two-minute task ...

The care and pruning requirements for Japanese maple plants are quite low, but there are some guidelines to follow to prevent ...

One day as I walked up to my hospital, I saw two trees at the entrance that were striking. At issue was the fact that I could not identify them! I am no expert, but I know most trees. I began digging.

This might be a little controversial, but it’s been on my mind for a while. I was recently sitting in my backyard with my friend Mackenzie beneath the coverage of the 200+ trees that surround my home.

Could you find the root flare on a tree? Most of us have probably never heard the term, but that particular feature is key to properly planting a tree. A common mistake is to place the root flare too ...